From The New World

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Then spin “Uroboros”, on which Tommy Shaw (Styx) contributes vocals that are perfect for the project. Though he clearly could’ve continued his highly successful recording studio career, Parsons went on to form The Alan Parsons Project in 1975. Overall, it is clear that From the New World is not one of the very best Alan Parsons albums (counting The Alan Parsons Project in or out), but still, it is quite all right. Sounds like he's trying to channel Ammonia Avenue, which wasn't a bad album, but no where near the Project's best.

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Quite different from Parsons' normal sound and maybe because it was quiet and laidback, I enjoyed it. THIS CLASSIC ROCK MUSIC CRUISE LETS YOU SAIL WITH ROCK LEGENDS In 1976, when I started cruising, I’d never have believed that one day I’d be sailing the Caribbean with some of my rock music [. She has also written album liner notes and artist bios (PR materials) for several major musical artists. In a way the album sounds like a nostalgic conclusion or finale, but on the other hand I may be totally wrong. We tell our loved ones “give em my love” when they go to visit family or friends, what if we said it to loved ones in their final moments of life to bring this love with them as a beacon to souls who’ve already passed, so they know they’re not forgotten.The Grammy Award winning musical icon released his previous studio album The Secret back in April of 2019. Having said that, I’ve developed a very nasty spinal stenosis issue, which requires surgery, so I unfortunately had to postpone the upcoming [tour] in Europe that was due to start about ten days from now. This is another song accompanied by a promotional video: Alan Parsons "Halos" Music Video (HD) - YouTube. As you'd expect, the sound was crystal clear throughout and Parsons again recruited an interesting group of collaborators including super guitarist Joe Bonsamassa, Gospel singer Tabitha Fair, Ambrosia's David Pack and Styx's Tommy Shaw.

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The Project consisted of a revolving group of studio musicians and vocalists, most notably the members of Pilot and (on the first album) the members of Ambrosia. The different singers throughout are not distracting, and it would seem that Parsons has very carefully chosen what songs fit the vocalist.Denys Parsons was a scientist, a film maker, and the press officer for the British Library, as well as a talented pianist and flautist. Parson's re-purposing of Antonin Dvorak's 'New World Symphony, Second Movement' as 'Goin' Home' sounded like something off a Broadway cast album. The album really ends with the dramatic and emotional “Goin’ Home”, which is beautifully orchestrated and quite emotional. Besides David Pack and Joe Bonamassa, guest appearances include Tommy Shaw of STYX and American Idol alumni James Durbin, all of whom blend seamlessly with Alan and his incredible band.

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Vote up content that is on-topic, within the rules/guidelines, and will likely stay relevant long-term. ABOUT USVintage Rock is your classic rock magazine with news about rock music, bands, classic rock interviews, rock n roll news and top 100 classic rock songs. Unlike most rock groups, the Alan Parsons Project never performed live during its heyday, although it did release several music videos. With Parsons and Tom Brooks providing lyrics, the result was pretty, but sounded like something pulled off a Broadway cast album.in E minor (a favourite of Parsons' dad), and the beautiful, orchestral, self sung, melancholic, almost sentimental "Goin' Home" is based on one of its countless legendary tunes. Fans can get another preview of the album with the release of a third single and music video titled “Give Em My Love" featuring vocalist James Durbin and guitar virtuoso Joe Bonamassa . The series, narrated by Billy Bob Thornton, gives detailed tutorials on virtually every aspect of the sound recording process.